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19c; Western creamery. Is q 19c. Cheese frmer
and fair inquiry. Eggs-Recepts. 6.78I pack
ages; steady ard in fair demand; Western fresh,
la l53c
CHICAGO. July 6-New winter wheat is in
speeding remarkably well. OF eighteen cars re-
Aweaker feeling prevailed in the wheat market
at the opening. August started at Ilsc, ad-
vanced to 7lsc, but quickly reacted under free
offerings and sold down to 714c. Wheat was
heavy of ITSELF but it is doubtful if it would have
fallen so low without the influence OF corr. the
pit poorly filed. and the majority of the
operators in it had wheat to sell. Around Tic
the scalpine element began picking it up in
small quantities for few points, thereby caus-
ing August recover 10 7lsc again. at which
figure il closed. The breaking of the drought
caught the corn crowd '.long," and this morning
they could not sell fast enough There were
few buyers the market, but they took little
the price went on down August opened at
36s 0361c. and dropped during the first hour to
35sc, substantially 1 cent, then steadying awhile
around 352c, it reacted TO 363c. The corn crowd
seem to have made up their minds to see big
crop and figure that. in the face OF the PROSPECTS,
present prices are. if anything, too high. Thus
the disposition of the Longs" to-day was to get
figure. August closed steady at 364c. The
activity which has been noticeable for week
past in oats was wanting today. decline IN
prices set in shortly after the opening, and oats
went down several points, in sympathy with
other grains When the reaction came in wheat
and corn it failed to have SO good effect on
the oats market which regalued partly, put
closed from 4c to SC under the closing prices of
yesterday. August opened at 25sc, sold down
to 25c and closed at 25sc. Provisions were weak
and prices ranged lower. The general feeling
bearsh and operators were more inclined
to sell during the early part of the session owing
to the continued decline in corn. and prices OF
lard declined 10c and short ribs l5c About noon
shorts" began to cover, the offerings decreased
and fair rally occurred, the last sales being
only u 10c lower than yesterday. August lard
opened at 6. 60c declined to 6. SOC and closed at
6. 52a 06. So Short ribs for August opened at
Z. zoe, sold at z SOC and closed at 7.62ac. The
leading futures ranged as follows:
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Philadelphia, Balti-
more. Cincinn att and Other Points.

ST LOUIS. July 6-Flour quiet and easy and in
early made the market firm but later it eased off; the
large exports in New ork caused recovery. and the
esse was Sc higher for July; No red cash
737s0741se closing at 74c: September, rs 755 sc
sSiao July s24 1873 closing at sssse. Ausus
32le 0327sc September. 32ac. Oats quiet; cash.
2614c; July 24lee; August, 24lsc Rye nominal at
i a. prairie. new $ll.50 a IL. so: old, SO Bran
frmer at Soc Eggs, lower at eia99c. Butter I'M
meal lower at $1.95. Whisky steady at $1.O5.
Provisions easy. Pork irregular at $3.50. Lard,
6.35c. Dry-salt meats-Boxed shoulders, 5.75c;
long clear. 7.5Oc; clear ribs. Use; short clear,
7.s7lsc. Bacon frmer; hoxed shoulders. 606 25c;
Flour. 5000 bris wheat, SO. 600 bu corn. IS 900
nn en5aFonr 0 5rs Wheat 600 5u; eorp
$4,000 bu; oats, 5000 bui rye. none barley, 1000
PHILADELPHIA. July 6-Flour weak. Wheat
quiet; No. red. July. s4is0 "a ssc; August s3la0
Corn-Spot firm, with good demand; futures dull
and nominal No. mixed in grain depot, 47iac; No.
depot soc. OTIS firm; ungraded white. 3S12c; No. 2
white 3Slsc; No white. $780, futures quiet but
635l4c, September. "a 03412c; October 34l2035c.
Butter. fine good scarce and firm extra, Is
2.4OO brs; wheat. 80 600 bu: corn 1900 blu; oats.
Is 200 Blu. Shipments-Wheat j 500 blu; corn,
5000 blu; oats Ia 400 blu.
BALTIMORE, July 6.-Wheat-Western frner
S27s0 S31sc August S31eO S3l ac; September. $40
S414c. Corn-.Western lower and dull; mixed, spot.
446s044aac; August 4514c Oats steady and quiet;
Western white .36038c; Western mixed, 34035c.
Rye steady at So a Coo. Provisions steady. with
fair in quiry. Eggs easier at Is 151ac Coffee firm
err and nominal at 171201S4c Other articles
changed. Receipts lour, 21. 524 brs; wheat,
1913 300 bu; corn. 35, 600 bu oats, g 900 bu Ship
rnents-Flour. ID SS4 brs wheat, 221 600 blu; corn.
So 900 bu.
CINCINNATI. July 6.-Flour easy. Wheat quiet;
No. 2 red. 73074c: receipts. 90. 600 bu; shipments.
/ 900 bu. Corn stronger; No. 2 mixed 39la a 4Oc.
no+S Ma al Q1o1D QS,c Pro6
err; No. 2. Gle Pork quiet at S15.. Lard steady at
g. Zoe. Bulk meats rIner short ribs. z. lsc. Ba-
con steady short ribs s.75c short clear &c. Whisky
quiet; sales of 522 brls of finished goods on basis
of S1.05. Butter stronger Sugar steady. Eggs
lower under heavy receipts; lie. Cheese irmer.
TOLEDO. o., July 6.-Wheat active and steady;
cash, 77lec; July. 767sc; August 77lsc September.
7Sl4c; December S21ac. Corn dull: cash. 81 14c.
Receipts-Wheat. IS 600 bu; corn. 600 bu Ship
ments-Wheat. %. 900 bu corn, 1000 bu; oats, l.
900 bu.
LOUISVILLE. July 6-Grain quiet and I'M
changed Provisions firm and unchanged.
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Elsewhere.

KANSAS CITY July 6.-The Live Stock Indicat-
Tbe marLet was firm and active for good erades com
mon not wanted; good to choice corn-fed, $3 $50
s2.4oS2 Is, feeding steers, 81 SO a. 20: cows
ST. so 03 To- CRASHED Texas steers, 81 4O03.
Hogs-Receipts. 6 COO shipments 300 The
1850 5.O5; common to medium, $4.4o04-9o;
skips and pigs, So 04 25.
ket was steady: good to choice S303.5O; common to
medium $20275.
ST. LOUIS, July 6:-Cattle-Receipts; $500; ship
ments. LOGO. Market steady; choice heavy native
S. Goa Is; butchers steers fair to good So. 700
fair to good. So. 1o9s. 10; Texans, common grass
to good cornfed. 1904 o
active and strong: choice heavy and butchers
lections, So goa $50: packers and Workers. medium
to Choice $500 0o.15; pigs. common to good, $4.oo
sheep--Receiptss, LOO; shipments, 2 500. Mar
ket steady; clipped fair choice So 4 lambs So 60
04.6O.
NEW YORK. July 6.-Beeves-Receipts. SIS car
loads to be sold and 10 loads for expectation.
prime steers sold at 81 4O0 extra common to
prime at So o5 05 15 exports 200 beeves and
Sheep-Receipts 6, 700. The market was active
and fairly firm at steady prices for sheep and at an
s. S. Rs5 7oo IDS ono carload went 81 ~ lam o a.
and market is reported firm at IS. 60 0585
EAST LIBERTY. Pa, July 6.-Catte-R Receipts.
447: shipments. $50. The market closing steady
good; demand for common: choice, 81. Goa
A.65: fair to good, $4.2504.5O; common, $500
04.
Hogs-Receipts 700; Shipments 200. The
ket active all sold; Philadelphia s.. 45 as. so;
Workers, $5.4O05.45; common and light. 5000
5.35.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 .shpments. 5000. The
market fair; prime, 81 2504.4O; fair to good,
So. 9O04.1O; common, $2.5O03.5O; spring lambs,
$506.25.
CHICAGO. July 6.-The Drovers' Journal reports:
Cattle-Recepts. 5000: shipments, 5000. The
LAT al. oor1 0c
a. 80; shipping steers $3.3O04.5O; stockers and
feeders, 50 B. 15 cows bulls and mixed. 81 .5OO3;
Texas cattle S20335.
Hogs-Receipts Ia. 900; shipments 5000. The
market about steady; rough ard mixed S. a
$50: packing and shipping, 80. Is $50; Light, So
as. 80; skips, $304.90
Sheep-.Receipts 4OOO shipments. 1000. The
market steady; natives, 1904 90 Western So
$3.50; Texans. $26O04; lambs $1,000 per
head.
CINCINNATI, July 6-Hogs steady; common and
light. 81 n 15 packing and butchers, $4150 25.
Receipts, 2, 600; shipments. 100
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour ruled
quies with prices steady; unchanged No.
No. red, 72Ac; No 2 corn. 35sc. No. oats.
254 a 25sc. No rye, 48c; No barley. nominal;
No. fiax-seed, Sill; prime timothy seed, 81 10.
Mess pork, per brl, SIS ole. Lard per 100 TBS,
Sc DO Short-rib sides Coose $Z500155;
dry-salted shoulders (boxed). S. 20; short
clear sides (boxed). $1900795. Whisky,
distillers' finished goods, gal, 81 10. Sugar,
ut-loaf. 6s a 6sc; granulated, 6sc; standard A,
100c.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market steady at Is q 19c for creamery, and
III a Ice for dairy; eggs firm at IL a 123c
Receipts-Flour, 43, 900 brls; wheat. Is, 900 bu;
corn 23l. 900 bu; oats, 159 900 bu; rye, 1000 blu;
barley, 1000 bu. Shipments-Flour, &c, 900 brls
wheat 23l 600 bu; corn, 127. 900 blu; oats, $685.
I'm. rye OOO hu
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.

Yesterdays Quotations Produce at the
Two-Grest Commercial Centers.
NEW YORK. July 6-Flour. receipts. 25. $50
packages; exports, Cos brls and SO, 342 sacks;
sales 80, 400 brls; market active and firm, but
not quotably higher.
Wheat--Receipts, 292, $50 bu; exports. 923 124
Blu; sales, 5, 440, coo bu futures, and 720 900 bu
spot and to arrive: spot lots a &c lower, with
an active business. ir good part for export; op-
tons opened heavy, and declined &c,
later ruled stronger and closed steady, showing
. recovery of &c, most marked on September
speculation only moderate; No. 2 Chicago, 820
s2sc do c. (. and l.. 81 a Sl!c; No. / hard $50
S6kc do f. o. b., Soc: No ! Northern, "a a e43c
No. 2 Milwaukee S24 a S3c: ungraded spring, soc;
uneraded red, 76 ss3c; No red, s34c No 2
red, SIC elevator. 98tc delivered, SIC special
late delivery. 81 size f. o. b.; No. l red, nom
fnal, No. / white. NOMINAL ungraded white. &c.
No. 2 red. July, $50 85sc, closing at 85sc; Aug
"a 1916 854c, closing at $685. October S6s a
S6tc closing at 86Ac; December. SSs S9sc, clos
ing at s9lc; January. 80 0905c. closing at 9o4c;
May, 80 d95ac, closing at 93s
Corn-Receipts. %, 900 bu; exports 45. OPT bu;
sales, 100. 600 bu futures and $50, 600 Blu spot;
spot lots 3c and options &c lower, closing
steady; rneraded. 45 a 464c; No. 2. 45c elevator.
45 a 45Ic afloat: No 2, July, 45 0454c, closing at
45c: August. 46 464c closing at 46sc: September.
IL a 47Ac, closing at Az: October. 474c
Oats-Receipts sc. 600 bu; exports, none: sales,
370 900 bu futures and 22s 900 5u SPOT; market a
shade better; mixed Western, "a 36c; white
Western, 80 3414c.
Hay quiet but steadily held.
Hops steady: California. 10 q 23c-
Coffee-Saes 81. 600 bags; spot fair Rio quiet
at Isle; options fairly active and lower. osing
firm; July, 16 l0al6 30c August, 16 45 a l6 Coo;
September, 10 20 a l6 GOO; October, 10 S0617c;
Novem Der, Is So a lie; December. 10 900l7lOc;
january l6 90 a H. 05c; March. H. O5c
Sugar unchanged and quiet; refined quiet;
GRADUATED, s. Sic. Molasses dull and nominal
Rice steady.
Tallow easier at 81 I3-16c Rosin steady at
$L101I15.
Pork steady and in moderate demand. Cut
NESTS firm aud quiet. Lard. 10 a II points lower
and dull: Western steam, snot, S74c; August,
$50 a G CSC: September, 97a7 Doc; October.
702 08c November and December. 692c;
city steam, g. SOC.
Butter firm and in fair request; Western. 10 a
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mand. Prices to-day ruled as follows:
The Jobbing Trade.
CASrED GOODS.


seconds s1,4osi5o. pound standard si2o@
81 g: pineapple standard a ;S%9 3d. sa2s
zoe; 2-pound full. 81: 70 q 1 80: light. goo osI;
peas, marrowfat 7Oc0$1.2O; small. 81 80; lob
sters 81 95 az 10; red cherries 81 20 80; goose
berries, 81 10: straw berries, 81. 10 Ol.Zo.
COAL AND COKE.
Block, So % y tom Mnshall, $3 IS p ton; Jack
SON SIS IS p ton; Pittsburs, 81 Y, tom Raymond
S. son' Highland His: sa75 tom Piedmont and
tom nut So SO y ton; chestnut No. 4 and stove an,
thracite, So p tons egg and crate anthracite So 70
i3c y bu or SIS. 25 y load. All soft coal size
soc ~ ton less than the above prices on the same
quality of lump coal -
Alcohol $205021O; asafoetida, 2O025c; alum,
405o' camphor 80 32c' eoehi1ssl SO SOC; chloro-
tar, pure 4o342c; indigo, SOc0Sl: licorice. Caab.
genuine se%40s %agness f eaTo 2o1
014c; oil, castor, y gal 81 80 60; oil bergamot
p ID $685. 25: opium, 81 5004 70; 9ninine. 2. s.
w, ~ ". 65 07Qc; baisam copaiba, so 0o5c. soap
CASTLE, FRI. 12016c; soda bicarb;. 4ia 06c salts
EPSON a5c; suphur -four. 406c; satpetre 80
potass., So. 9o03: bromne potass 42948c; chlorate
potash, 25c borax. 1o012c; cinchonida, 1s022o
OILs-Linseed oil. raw, A4047c ~ gal: boiled.
45O46c: eoaoil legal test, ga a 3l2c; bank, 4Oc
best straits 45c; Labrador. 6Oc; West Virginia lu
bricating. 2O03oc; miners. Csc. Lard Oils-No. L.
5OD55c: do extra. 55 a 60c
WHITE LEAD-Pure, 6406lac; lower grades. 5ls
06c. n
TroKINGs-Amoskeag AGA. 14lsc; Conestoga BE,
15c; Conestoga extra, ID l2c Conestoga Gold Medal
lac; Conestoga "A, lie: Conestoga "A. 10c; Con-
estogaX. DC; Pearl River. 121ec; Falls OBO. 32nch
ID iac; Methuen "A 12l9c; Oakland A. 7c Swift
River. &c; York 32-inch. l2l2c; York 3Onch lac.
BLEACHED SHEETINGS-Backstoae IA. 119c; Bal
lou g. Son, 6l2c Chestnut Hill. &C. Cabot A 7l9c;
Chapman X. 6c Dwight Star. S. Sl9c; Fruit of the
Loom. Si2c Lonsdaie. Sl2c; Lipwood. Sc; Mason
vile, siac; New York Mills, 10lae; Our Own; 5ac;
Peppere 81. 19c Pepperell 1O4. 21ci Hills, &c.;
Hope, 7loc: Knights Cambria, 7lac: Lonsdale Cam
brio IL 1oc; Whitinsville 33-inch, 6l9c Wamsutta,
10l2c.
MISUNDERSTANDING, 7isc; Bates, &c; Gloucester
6Aac; Glasgow 6l2c; Lancaster. 12c Ranelmans
7asc; Renfew Madras &c; Cumberland, 619c; White,
7c; Bookfod. 10 Aoc.
GRAIN BAGs-American, $3.50; Atlanta. 81 8;
Franknville $3.50; Lewiston, $1S, Ontario.
$780, Stark A, $3.50.
PAPER CAMBRICs-M AWHILE 5loc; S. s. & Son,
5lac; Masonville. 5izc Garner. iac-
PRINTs-Albion. solid color, 5 iac: American fancy.
5iSc. Aliens fancy. 5iac; Aliens dark 5laci Allen
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
Trade Improving Somewhat, with Firm,
Steady Tone Prices.

Steady Tone Prices.
INDIANAPOLIS. July 6.
Seldom are the fluctuations in values so few as
for couple of weeks past; even cof1ees and
sugars are showing but little change. and the
markets generally becoming settled and the
speculative tendency is fortunately passing off
Eastern papers report the market rather
tame; the quality of the teas which arrived by
the City OF Pekin, and which has just reached
the market, was disappointing. Molasses is
meeting with light sale prices ranging for
some days past. The stock in four ports on July
/ was 5, 537 hogsheads against 5,337 the CORES
poudine time 1885, and against S305 in 1855 In
Rio coffee an improved feeling is reported, but
the mild grades dull. The sugar market
quiet and steady. The stock of raw sugars July
in the four ports 1S5, 573 tons against 160,-
500 tons for the corresponding period OF 1886.
The produce markets are active. Apples and
small fruits more plenty, and further
large a per cent. of the apples arriving small
and wormy New potatoes plenty at 81 per bar
rel. better grade of watermelons is now
ing in, and they sell better and at the same time
higher. Poultry in less demand and prices arc
tending lower. Eggs plenty ana IL light de-
mand. Gambling shows a good deal of poor stock.
Provisions firm; and good deal is doing of
late in iobbing way. The demand from the
country is large
The local wheat market was active to-day, but
prices were a shade easier on increased arrivals
Receipts of corn liberal and buyers take hold
cautiously. Oats firm and in good local de-
mapd Prres to-day ruled as follows.
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CntIOn

NEW YORK. July &c. L. Green & Co.'S re-
port cotton futures says There
pretty liberal trading in old crop again to-day. but
with further decline in values. The heaviness
seemed to be due. in great to the tame
counts from Liverpool and the non-combative policy
of the leading bull operators. There was. however.
in quiet way considerable buying. New crop ad-
vices continue very promising but there is a notice
able absence of positive depression the distant
sitons and indeed pretty good demand the end
of the year with January getting a fair share
LIVERPOOL July 6.-Cotton dull and lower; mid
ding uplands. 57sd; mddling Orleans, SGD; sales,
g 600 bales, including 900 bales for speculation
aud export and q. 600 bales American.
NEW ORLEANS, July 6-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 1O14c: low middling 97sc; good ordinary.
9l4c; and gross receipts, 16S bales; sales, $50
bales. stock 70 473 bales.
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Common to medium shipping grades 3.3O0375
Good to choice heifers. ..--.----- 3.35 03.75
Common medium heifers Z.35 as. 10
Good TO choice cows ...... 2. 20 %
Common to medium cows-. 1.5002. 80
Veals common to good 3.50D5. 90
RnlIs common to good 2.OO02.S5
Mixers. common to good -------- I6.oo0oS.O0
HoGs-Recelpts. 3480; shipments 2. 600 About
thirty sale; quality generally good. Mar
ket active and about DC higher, the advance being
mostly light grades; packers and shippers
buying freely All sold early
Heavy packers and shippers.----.- So. 1882 212
Mixed pac ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S.OO05.15
Fair to good light in strong demand at 5.0OO5.2O
Heavy roughs and pigs 42o 04-7o
SHEEp-Receip.s, los; shipments. 100. The
supply continues light in all grades and the de-
mand good; market strong at no material change
in prices
0OOO TO cnolce To.sIO u o.OO
Common to medium 2.5O0325
Bucks per head 2.OO03OO
Spring lambs, common to good..-----.-. 3oO05.Oo
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A Mounting Fraud.

Terre Haute Express.
Schillngs trade is that OF a jawsmith. He
talks recklessly and let's the consequences take
care of themselves. He was rampant on the
streets here. Monday, and threatened to do this
and that terrible thing His great pretensons
and sudden exit without accomplishing anything
recalls the old darky's story of the little chicken
which thought il could soar to the heavens. The
darky said: Little chicken fly sky high. Lit
tie chicken bump mis- head against the fence.
Haven't seen the little chicken since" Schilling
didn't get much more than fence-high.
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Office attachment. or the postofhce with the "es-
teemed contemporary attachment, must have
had it's flag wash yesterday. On our great
national holiday, with almost every other bust
house the street decorated and with
thousands Of people to observe the fact. the
menr building rather suggestive Perhaps
il Cleveland would send his pcst-nasters flag
with instructions how to use it on such occasions,
it would be more profitable than fooling with the
rebel flags.
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LIVE STOCK.

Higher + rices for Shipping Cattle-Hogs
Active and Five Cents Higher
INDIANAPOLIS. July 6.
CATTLE-Receipts, 225 shipments, rs. There
but fair supply to-day; quality only fair;
market higher shipping grades, while butch
ers' remain about the same
Fancy shipping grades 81 2OD4 40
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OIL CITY, Pa July 6.-National Transit certif
Gates opened at 6O7sc; highest. 6O7sc; lowest 6Oc
closed 6O3sc. Sales, 1858 600 brls; clearances 7O4
600 brls; charters. Pa 444 brls; shipments 72 $50
brls; runs. Sc 402 brls.
NEW YORK. July 6.-Petroleum was steady;
opening 6O7sc highest. 6o7sc: lowest 601sc clos
ing 6Oisc. Sales, 779, 900 brls. Turpentne steady
a So s4c.
PITTSBURG, Pa, July 6.-Petroleum quiet and
lower; National Transit certificates opened at 60sc;
closed at 6Ol2c; highest, 6O7sc; lowest. 6Oc.
CLEVELAND. July 6.-Petroleum quiet; Stand
ard white, 110o &c.
WILMINGTON, N. c.. July 6.-Turpentine firm at
3Ol2c.
SAVANNAH Ga, July 6.-Turpentne steady at
3Ol4c.
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painted lace. For this work get lace of some
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